Ukraine says Iranian missile debris landed near its embassy in Israel
The Facts
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said parts of an Iranian cluster missile fell near Ukraine’s embassy in Israel on March 31.
- Multiple reports said the debris landed about 30 meters from the Ukrainian embassy.
- Sybiha said no one was injured in the incident.
- Reports said visitors were inside the embassy building when the debris fell.
- Sybiha’s account of the incident was published on X.
- Sybiha said the incident showed that Iran poses a threat in the region and called for continued pressure on Tehran and Moscow.
Context
What exactly was reported near the embassy?
Sybiha said parts of an Iranian cluster missile fell near Ukraine’s embassy in Israel, at a distance of about 30 meters from the building Deutsche Welle,KyivPost,Ukrinform-EN.
Were there any casualties or injuries?
The reports say there were no injuries. Sybiha said visitors were inside the embassy at the time the debris fell Azeri - Press Infor…,Радіо Свобо…,ukranews_com.
How did Ukraine publicly communicate the incident?
According to multiple reports, Sybiha disclosed the incident in a post on X, where he also commented on its broader significance Українська …,УКРІНФОРМ,Ukrinform-EN.
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